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Zenzile Miriam Makeba (/məˈkeɪbə/ mə-KAY-bə,[2][3] Xhosa: [máˈkʼêːɓà̤] ⓘ; 4 March 1932 – 9 November 2008), nicknamed Mama Africa, was a South African singer, songwriter, actress, and civil rights activist. Associated with musical genres including Afropop, jazz, and world music, she was an advocate against apartheid and white-minority government in South Africa. wiki
Miriam Makeba - Mbube (Live, 1963)
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10:52 Speedy Steps In
13:37 Fresh Sounds
15:24 Making Mistakes
20:42 Top Dog On Steel
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Guitarist Jimmy Bryant interview: Jimmy Spills the Beans
0:06 Starting Out1:38 Jimmy Loves Django
3:18 Travis and Treble
5:54 Country Boy's First Session
8:06 Bryant's Boogie
10:52 Speedy Steps In
13:37 Fresh Sounds
15:24 Making Mistakes
20:42 Top Dog On Steel
22:03 Serenade To A Frog
23:45 Talking Fiddle
24:31 Fiddle Tunes On Guitar
27:00 Life With Ford
29:42 A Happy Little Lick
30:11 Ernie Speaks!
32:03 Ernie and Kay
32:28 About Country Cabin Jazz
35:54 The Tune Came First
36:16 Nashville Didn't Mean A Thing
Speedy West
Speedy West | NAMM.org
Speedy West was inducted into the Pedal Steel Guitar Hall of Fame as one of the instrument’s most innovative performers. He was able to apply his unique style to country, jazz, and popular music. As a driving force on classic recordings with Jimmy Bryant, Speedy was also a long time product...